Today's doorway is the palais de justice, i.e. the civil and penal courthouse and I've just realized that the picture isn't straight... Don't assume that I had had one too many...! -------------------------
Je viens de m'apercevoir que la photo n'est pas droite... N'en déduisez pas que j'avais un coup dans le nez... !
I love old buildings...and also your header!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe two too many? ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful entryway while at the same time somewhat forboding - especially to those who are facing charges of some kind...
That could add a new dimension to photography (having one too many)! It's nice that even your buildings for bad guys are pretty.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes I suppose I did "ask for it" by posting my title in French! I had to resort to Yahoo translator!
Non c'est la route qui n'est pas droite ;o)) tu viens de Bretagne non ? ;o)
ReplyDeleteil suffit de pencher la tête et les vieilles pierres sont pas montées au fils à plomb
ReplyDeleteThis may be quite symbolic for a court of justice. Don't worry, I think the rotate command is the one I use more often processing my pictures... even when sober!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful facade. Don't worry. I think everyone takes a crooked photo every now and then.
ReplyDeleteLa Justice donne l'heure (l'horloge) et aussi le sens du vent (le drapeau)
ReplyDeleteUne photo pas droite est signe de spontanéité, parfois il est dur de les redresser car on les a prises en mouvement telles qu'on les a senties. J'ai appris cela chez un photgraphe blogger qui devrait être un daily mais ne l'est pas, Richard de Zurich.
Perhaps I have had one too many. It looks straight to me.
ReplyDeleteImpressive, I love the columns and the small detail of the clock, charming!
ReplyDeleteLéia
*** many thanks for your gentle words, see you next Monday!
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ReplyDeleteI am like brattcat--it looks straight to me. hic!
Another lovely doorway with blue of course.
Love the beautiful wisteria. I looked at all I missed. I like the wrought iron window covers in one shot. MB
Perhaps, two too many.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful doorway. One thing I love about Picasa is you can straighten your photos. It's amazing how many crooked shots I end up with!
ReplyDeleteor three too many!
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You did a great job on this exposure, Ciel, retaining the color in the sky with the bright leaves and dark door. Well done!
ReplyDeleteSharon
The door looks dark and foreboding, yet the window above is bright and cheery - interesting contrast.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely shot. And, of course digital cameras have a mind of their own as far as skewing the angles. I don't remember this issue with my old SLRs.
ReplyDeleteRe: The fish sculpture and the car. Like so many photographable things in Astoria, it's hard to get a good background. I had fun with the Doughboy Statue on my other blog one day. I don't know if you saw this:
http://sheryltodd.blogspot.com/2009/05/may-15-astoria-finding-angle.html
Mais que vas-tu chercher ? Un coup dans le nez !!! Mais, non ! On a tous compris que c'est la rude escorte policière qui t'a fait vaciller.....
ReplyDeletePeut-être le trop de pluie qu'ont reçu les arbres...
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous courthouse building, it's looks like a lens issue rather than a too much rouge issue!!
ReplyDeleteI like the architecture of this building!
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